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A review by blurrypetals
The Problem with Forever by Jennifer L. Armentrout
5.0
After being completely and totally blown away by If There's No Tomorrow I was at least somewhat prepared for a surprisingly high level of quality when I began this and I wasn't disappointed.
This book was a rather lovely mix of Hopeless by Colleen Hoover, Perfect Chemistry by Simone Elkeles, and the Pushing the Limits Series by Katie McGarry. It was sweet, it was dramatic, it was romantic, it was everything I wanted it to be. I didn't like it on the whole as much as I liked If There's No Tomorrow but the romance elements were done just a bit better here than they were there so there was still a lot to love about this book.
After reading The Dark Elements Trilogy and The Lux Series, I had kind of written Jennifer L. Armentrout off as kind of a schmaltzy, paranormal YA sort of a writer, so it's been really pleasantly surprising to find two such great novels from her. I think it's safe to say Armentrout is an official all time fave at this point.
This book was a rather lovely mix of Hopeless by Colleen Hoover, Perfect Chemistry by Simone Elkeles, and the Pushing the Limits Series by Katie McGarry. It was sweet, it was dramatic, it was romantic, it was everything I wanted it to be. I didn't like it on the whole as much as I liked If There's No Tomorrow but the romance elements were done just a bit better here than they were there so there was still a lot to love about this book.
After reading The Dark Elements Trilogy and The Lux Series, I had kind of written Jennifer L. Armentrout off as kind of a schmaltzy, paranormal YA sort of a writer, so it's been really pleasantly surprising to find two such great novels from her. I think it's safe to say Armentrout is an official all time fave at this point.